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Dug G.

04-07-2007 22:14:52




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There seems to be a lot of bad blood between the JICCA and the Heritage foundation. I guess I"m to young to know why or how, but am a member of both. It seems like their in competition with each other but I don"t know why? It seems to me we could have a greater influence if we worked together instead of against each other we"re all here for the same reason aren"t we? I would love to get some feedback on this topic and would love to get the groups together. Sorry if I offended anyone/everyone, but I guess I"m ignorant between the two groups I love.

Dug G.

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Nuff Said

04-09-2007 20:48:14




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 Re: Case clubs... in reply to Dug G., 04-07-2007 22:14:52  
#1. You can go to any Tractor Supply store and pick up a copy of the Oliver or John Deere collectors magazine, and #2, the whole thing is in color.
Maybe if the two Case magazines would kiss and make up, we could combine our resources and put out a single magazine, better than what we have now, and all in color. There's nothing more boring than looking at pictures of Case tractors from some show somewhere all in black and white. Yawn.
Also, it should be available on the newstand. That way you sell more copies, make more money for a better magazine, and you don't miss any issues if you forget to renew. For some of us who can't get away to these shows, the Case magazine/s are our only link to the rest of the people who enjoy Case history, and so I for one would like to see the magazine/s improved in color and content.
As far as who gets along with who?
All I know is that in the past, the steam guys on these boards didn't have the time of day for you if your tractor was newer than 1929.
Take a hint, the Steam Shows of the 70s are over. We've moved on. We now have Flambeau tractors at Steam Shows and 100 Series and 30 Series and yes, even 70 Series and 90 Series are showing up. Get over it!!! Steam WAS king!!!
If your going to be on the board of directors for a magazine or club, be there for everyone's interests. Nuff said.

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HWess

04-09-2007 07:17:48




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 Re: Case clubs... in reply to Dug G., 04-07-2007 22:14:52  
There is no bad blood between the clubs now. What caused the split is now in the past and mostly forgotten and both clubs, officers and members are very cordial. While a lot of the steam guys seem to gravitate to the Hertitage club they do a good job on tractors and cars too in their magizine.



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dboll

04-09-2007 05:06:08




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 Re: Case clubs... in reply to Dug G., 04-07-2007 22:14:52  
I asked the same question once and was told they would never amend. I think helen is way over rated,I wasn't too impressed with Carl Tuttle either and it is pure stupidity that they can't work things out. And yes Dave Erb was/is a moron, jack a$$ ect. (in my opinion)! What happened to Jonathon Winnans? I heard he split.



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mj

04-08-2007 10:07:41




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 Re: Case clubs... in reply to Dug G., 04-07-2007 22:14:52  
Good question. Yeah, I get the same feeling about the 'bad blood' ; I used to know the whys & wherefores of it but, unlike yourself, I'm too OLD to remember ..... maybe after a nap? :-) One thing that I've noticed is that when you're looking at caps, scale models, and such, there seems to be a lack of JI Case stuff. I wonder if it's because the Case family goes after them for copyright infringement and the like?

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Tom Railsback

04-08-2007 10:41:58




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 Re: Case clubs... in reply to mj, 04-08-2007 10:07:41  
The feud started when the JI Case Collectors Association (JICCA) voted not to go to Pawnee Oklahoma in 1987 or 1988. Helen Case Brigham, J.I. Case's greatgrandaughter got po'd at the Ohio guys who started JICCA and, with the steam fanatics, started the International J.I. Case Heritage Foundation, a "broadly based' group.
There was also dissension over the way JICCA's finances were being handled, something that plagued JICCA until Dave Erb gave up "Old Abe's News" and the income he received from memberships sent directly to him and was unable to account for satisfactorily. Now the Heritage Foundation is more aligned with the steam people and JICCA with the gas tractor people.

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mj

04-08-2007 12:47:55




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 Re: Case clubs... in reply to Tom Railsback, 04-08-2007 10:41:58  
Thanks, Tom. I'll make a note of that ..... let's see, now ..... where DID I put that notepad .... ???



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